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Borderers shedding light on health and well-being benefits

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Forget Neil and Buzz, meet Scotland’s coosmonaut BuzzBò!

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The Lowood Estate at Tweedbank.

Borders council reported to watchdog over £11m land deal

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Bill Moody is among the St Boswells residents unhappy about the location of the animal shelter.

St Boswells residents unhappy about location for animal shelter

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Abbotsford trustees objecting to plans to allow housing nearby

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Three farm buildings damaged by blaze at Earlston

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Witness appeal issued after racist abuse on Borders Railway train

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Borderer Christine and family reach for sky to raise funds

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Hawick High Street.

39-year-old jailed for kicking and punching car in Hawick High Street with terrified driver and her daughters inside

Crime

Ettrick Terrace, Selkirk.

Hawick 52-year-old given interim ban after admitting drink-driving in Galashiels and Selkirk

Crime

Traffic and Travel More Traffic and Travel >>

Roadworks on way in Jedburgh ahead of opening of £32m campus

Traffic and Travel

St Boswells.

Overnight maintenance work being lined up on A68 between Maxton and St Boswells

Traffic and Travel

Teviot Electric Car Club project manager Andy Maybury.

Hawick electric car club gearing up for launch next month

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Woman, 74, dies after her car hit a tree near Kelso

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Councillors Stuart Bell, Gordon Edgar and Shona Haslam at the notorious Dirtpot Corner on the A72.

Work finishes on ‘Dirtpot Corner’ project

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Crime More Crime >>

Witness appeal issued after racist abuse on Borders Railway train

Crime

Hawick High Street.

39-year-old jailed for kicking and punching car in Hawick High Street with terrified driver and her daughters inside

Crime

Ettrick Terrace, Selkirk.

Hawick 52-year-old given interim ban after admitting drink-driving in Galashiels and Selkirk

Crime

Selkirk Sheriff Court.

Three in court over alleged incident in Hawick’s Stonefield Place on Monday

Crime

Weather More Weather >>

Thunderstorm warnings for the Borders

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Heavy rain could make driving conditions difficult.

Weather: Amber warning as heavy rain expected to hit Borders on Thursday

Weather

Horses and riders take a break at the Haining.

Junior rideout was no washout

Weather

Snow at Carter Bar today.

It’s snow joke – that’s what April showers look like in parts of Borders

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Leaderfoot Viaduct at the foot of the Eildons.

Region braces for snow as Met Office issues warning

Weather

Politics More Politics >>

Borders council reported to watchdog over £11m land deal

Politics

Bill Moody is among the St Boswells residents unhappy about the location of the animal shelter.

St Boswells residents unhappy about location for animal shelter

Politics

Netherbarns, next to Abbotsford.

Abbotsford trustees objecting to plans to allow housing nearby

Politics

Methadone is now killing more Scots than heroin, figures reveal.

Death toll claimed by drugs in Borders up 70% in a year to new record high

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People More People >>

Borderers shedding light on health and well-being benefits

People

Forget Neil and Buzz, meet Scotland’s coosmonaut BuzzBò!

People

Christine Reilly, of Newlands, near Denholm, and her family are doing a skydive in Fife in aid of the MS Society. jumping with her are her twin 18-year-old sons Lewis and Craig Reilly, nephew Matthew MacKenzie, cousin Lyndsey Gibson and her daughter Clare's partner, Jordan Reid.

Borderer Christine and family reach for sky to raise funds

People

Walkerburn Tai chi members Wilma Oliver, Kareen Hogg, Jean Anderson, Win Pennel, Anne Glendinning and Lesley Thornton celebrate locality bid funding which will secure the future of Walkerburn Public Hall.

Groups grateful for cash boosts after public votes counted

People

Herald Rob Reid is first to arrive in Abbey Place on Friday morning.

Wearing Jethart’s red jacket means the world to herald Rob

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